BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington, July 30. Tito following declar
ation between tho United States mid Orcnt
Britain for reciprocal protection ot trado marks
in tho two countries lias been proclaimed by the
President, namely: Tho Government of tho
United States anil tho Government of tho Uni
ted Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, with
a viow to reciprocal protection of marks and
manufacture and trado in this two countries,
Iiavo agreed as .follows! Tho subjects or citi
zens of cacli of tho contracting par lies shall
haye in the dominions and possessions of o-ich
thosamo rights as belong to subjects or citizens,
or as aro now granted, or as may hereafter ho
granted to cftiens or subjects elf the most fa
vored nation in everything relating to property
and trade marks and trado labels.
New York, duly 30. -The Trihuno's Wash
iugtou special saysi Sitting Brill desire to re
turn to.tho United States, and has made over
turos'to tho Indian eilfieo with tint end m view.
In caso ho returns, ho insists he shall not hu
held judicially accountable for any criminal
ity on his part dining tho Indian wars, and
that he shall bo allowed to retain tho ponies
.iKisscsscd by himself and tho other I'OO of his
band. In viow of this fact Sitting Bull has
had his emissaries in this country endeavoring
to induce tho Siottxs to liegin an outbreak, in
which lie has pledged himself and warriors to
tako part. The authorities declined to enter
tain any proposition looking to his return. This
decision has the sanction of tho President and
Cabinet.
Washington, July 30. John I. Pennington,
rx-Govcrnor of Dakota, h.-A been appointed
Collector of Internal llovcnuofor that territory.
, fc'ubscri nt ions to the four per cent loan to-day
ircl,n.H,070.
LaW troiihles entirely over, and the laborers
nro anxious to go to work nt $1 123 per day.
Chicago, duly 120. Tho corner in wheat cul
minated to-day, and the highest ptico for cash
was$l ID. At tliu close, SI 10 was paid for
July. There was less excitement than was an
ticipated, tho price only having gono up about
iwo cents during tho entire day, and the corner
showing inticli less strength hero than in Mil
vtaulklc. The Tribune saysi Tho L. 1 It. R. Co. will
isuo to-day ii circular to the dry goudj trade,
informing shipper of tho increase in rates on
tlrst class mcrchandiso from New Cork to Kan
Pratit'itro from Ii to V per cent.
' Now York, Ann 1. I'tiero were 07 failures
In ihlielty in duly, with Kt-vregno I ablll.
ties eiffu.iiM. 171. nil hicrent-M over Juno In
thn iiuail.tir of failures luiduniountof llablll
tits. Umivor, Col,, Aug. I Tho astronomers
from Htvllup nuil cither polnts'inni heie
yeMerdity iircnmparlion ot tintm ami ills
cusMou of obM-rvuilons. Prof, U'aibon fet-N
certain ln ha di'Ouvnred Volenti Mtiiihoi
ntiliM Mm uliout two decrees dlsiart. Piof.
Draper Mnccodeil In gelling n photograph of
tho spec rum oi mo oo r. im, inns proving
that initf tho llghtni tlio corona Is ro
llt'clt'd ,'roin ttiu sun uud Is not cftiu to Ignit
ed gis.
Nw Vmk, Aug 1. Tho Oraphln sayt.
Kearney's nriivsl In nliin anxiety nuion,i
ksdera'eit Tiituiuatvy Hull. Mo wl'l neelvo
a w-irm wide! iinu from thn aitil-Triiiittu.vltos
:uul Nationals. A Tammany Hull ubliruian
natdnday: "I think Kearney will do u
good deal of nth-chief hero. Ho won in
California n great victory. LahoritiL' tnopl
want wo'li. Mere In New York C0,i)0ii men
nro Idle." Numbers of fiunlllesiiroNUireilng
for b'CHil. Ankooii as It Is known wImi day
Kearney in to urrlvo, tho working classes
wl I ttot up n demonstration for him.
Wahmgion, Aitir. I Thn pre'dnt haw
nppiilnle-il.lobu M. Diinthard of California,
agent Fir thn Malhour Indian agency-
Milwaukee, Aug. 1. Thn corner In July
wheat culminated Hinld groat xnltcmtint nt
'!:30lhlsunrnoon. A few minutes hiiforii
thei 'inon board closed, McGeaoh Instructed
bis brokers to bid $1 .'10 for hII July whert ( f
fered, Hum establishing a price nt which de
linquent inliN rente. Hsttlemontn were
Tnadn for nil but 81 000 uusholt. TIin amnuui
Is duo from pipmlnont members of tho
board who claim Ihelr deals are tiiarglacd to
u higher 11 unro tbsn lha otcalng prlrq, hhl
they wore forbidden by their cimomtira to
so til's.
Columbia, S. C, Aug. 1. Tho statn Datno
rrallo convention metio clay. Uon.Jolin O.
Kennedy provided, Tbo tdattorui a Joptcd
ronlllrms tho platform of 187(1, Is In harmony,
with thn plodun and performance of Gov,
Hampton mid KoarantccH full protection to
nil clases In the administration of JuAtice.
Accompanying the pUifirrn Is lmerlosot
rosoliubns nbo adopted urging uilliyof pur
pose anil action emotig Democrats, denounc
ing liiHjmi with Itspuhllcsn and deprecation
thn prosiincoof Independent candidate; also
strnnuly recommeiidinir tho fostering nt lin
uilttralloii; liivitlnir popln from overy part
of tint itl'ibtt to makH tholr liomxii In South
Carti'ltm: illr.olliiK nltintlon to tho-ntvVmut
troublfH In ilis uiipr oounils". urulntr oon.
gro" in amend tint Uw ui! quint t'ui Irilta
tlou, hiiiI nqu(Ulnfc,-l'r('Hlcltnt Hrtyos to
grant nmui-siy to illlaltdiHillhrslultiMtippor
countle-M. Gov. Hmnptoii and tho eullroi-lu'o
omeers wore nrtuortou hdu reuomiimtcii
buiM grHateintliiisUsiii. Umnpton unci olh
orN iiMito Hpeecliex.
Mtiinphlx, Aug 1. In thn county olocllors
to-day tlio Nitionnl Grinnbck prtv olunled
tho "iiMrn itcket, Ii V tiulnrltbvt rmiicloK irom
5,000 to (1,000, polling but 10,C01 votiwe.
At tho tirtli Ward polls, an nflry occurred
III wliieli tx. Councilman Dmnherty shot and
klllod Jo'ouh Diy, colored Dunocrat.
Nw York, Aug. 2 A TlineH wpeolal 8ay
tbo 8th CongrossioiiHl District ItopuhllcsiiHin
Ohio Iinvh nomlnstod Kontor Tho Utter
mndo h bp"0''li euchring thnt tho I'rrsiileiit
bad ullMmled mo-t nf l ho luidttrx and the
groit iiish nf It'puHlPKiis,
The I lines' llwlou fHii:lfll has thn f.illow
Idu vi-ri'o i of ttiH Uutler Keurnev alfilr
Uutlor wiled on Kenrnny ut his tnotlier'n
boiiMi In liriuhion, TiiikiUv oveuliiK, and tho
two IkTi-hI- iiiiin, with their private .SfcrelMrlt-i
were elotoiml t'ir IiiaII ail hour, NouiinclxH
was admllti)d,Hnd what was raid rt-ai-tlncd
nrnf'iiiiul i-iiro', t'i-lr irlvaw Seroiarlf tnj.
Ing as dumb as oyntoni.
A Uri..i.i oirreHjioLdont bad an intorvlow
-wl Ii Coiiiptrnllur Jo'iii Ki-ny to il v
proain-o'M of I tin ntiw iHtlitiotl nirv. when
too t-ubj-ot'or r)iiitiU lCiariiHy'n e-tilorn trip
was lidjoluK,, ICtilloy expremed l 'lluf tlil
Us thir-ni'.t woul'l bo unimportant, bath bi-cau-ooCilio
diU'rirantM in Wi-ut-H raind la Hie
two B'H.Hliiut uud beeNiisn of IC'MrneyV ig.iur
anc-t uftho tiolUIral witiutloti and iiVhJh hero
and luiiUioiU In mo. Ilu tutd: "You will
S"0 that sii'ib tiiittbodsas ore In iih In H,m
Franel-e.0 would bt liu-trotlvH In Nv Yoik.
JIli 8tu-i;es bus beianalsioit 6oltily iinu tothe
Uhiiiow Utor lbue, p.nd ho hut Jiuit eVr
opp'irtunlty to work on p-ejudioes aguitit't
Chlne-M, which aro ho rifi. t'lero.
Blitmrck, Aug, 2 A pirty of explorers
with inlllury tet;ori, uud hRidd by Ganeral
Jto-ivr, eitilwf BOKHioorof tho Northern Pad
do It inroad, left (bin morulng fur Fort Koogh.
The object is to aceruln thn vaUo oribn N
V. Ian t uraiit butwewin the Mlssourjanil Ye
lowoioiiu rlvom. Drlllus Morrlon,of Miu
aop.ilU, accoupuyin thn pirtv, will re.
psrtou bin return to curt si a Nitwr Yorkcspl
tullsu w'io Ititnk ot buiJdmv the rod to inn
Yellow-innn and mviiIuic from the North
ern P- olio Co. 6,000,000 acre of Uud a tnelr
ooosfrirr.it Ion.
CklcMKO, Aug. 2. Tke land ageat of the
Union Psolflo railroad at Omaha has Issued
anotllolal clronlar letter, glvlnn notice that
that road will not accept, as tlul, tho recent
dpclslnn of SscrnUry Sohuns, an to tho rhtht
ofcltlzsna to oottln on and reiualn In undls
nute.l pn.f-essljn of lands grautwl tho Union
Pioltlo tiy tho govornmeut. Ativmiub. set
llors will be dealt with ns treapmcra.
FOREIGN.
Berlin, July 31. Crown Prince Frederick
William ratified the treaty of Berlin. Tho rat
ification will !o exchanged hero on Saturday.
London, July 31. The army supplementary
estimate for additional expenditure in conse
quence of tho war between ltussiaanil Turkey,
amount to -Cl.tVi.'.uUO. In the house of com
inoiis, Haytes, lihcnl, gao notice of a resolu
tion declaring this exjiendituro extravagant and
burdensome to taxpayers, and ought not to bs
Miictiotied by parliament. .
A Vienna dispatch rays: tho whole ISthnnny
corpi ii now on tin; Bosnian bank of tho river
Xtvonnd will advance ntraight to Scrajevo.
There it will meet, about the loth of Augutt,
n division from Daimatia, ami then the occupa
tion will bo complete.
Constantinople, July 31. -The Itutslan com
missioner has objected to tho continuation of
the inquiry of tho llhodopo insurrection, as iha
insurgents iiavo disclosed somo agrccincnt'bo
tweeu themselves and the Russian commanders,
Tho Ilussiau commissioner threatened to
withdraw if tho inquiry was contin
ued. The Kuglish, French, Italian and Aus
trian anibiai.tbors at Constantinople being con
sulted, replied that tho inquiry should con
tinue. Tho itussian commissioner then with
drew, leaving his dragoman to represent him.
Pom, Auk. 1. Austrian occupation of itos
nla nnd Herzegovina threatons u ml:iltorlal
erl.sls In Cotistautlnnptp.' Tho inlnlstor of
war and minister of ptibllo Instruction am
strougty oppond to tho occupation and think
It tdinuld iinlburnbmltted to wltbnuta form
al convention. Grand Vlr.ler Safvot Pasha,
who vvJsIhh to avoid dllUoulty with Austria,
Is ut varhincs with hU colloigups.
London. Aug. 1. Tho Marquis of Lorno
will not Ioavo for CatiHila iimll nfier tho
olr-cilona In tho U.imlnlnn luto been hold.
Ho will probibly urrlvo thoro In November.
In thn podblo event of tin Intprregnum tho
I'otnnmtider In-chlnf of tho forces will, in
Hivord.inoo with jirncpdont, no! us governor
general of tho Dominion.
it imp, Aug. 1. Cardinal Frmirhl, pnnilll
c il iioi-rotary of Mate, tiled nt 1 o'clock this
llinriiieg.
Hurllti, Aug. 1. The rnatilfi of about ono
hundred elo-Hoii'i nro known nuil itro fol
lr,: Faur Ntttimul LltmraN, fourieenCIor
IimIh, nlno CotiMiirvallvefi, oleveii I'rojttess
teti, tbtionl tho various Hep.irist nml Par
U'UJirNl pirtlo", P'ul onoeif th .Soolallsti.
In limreiininliig Uliiimrlo j seennd lisllol
will bi tie ous-Mry, The HoiillNt have l-oeni
dpfea'ed In four eoiwliuoiiules llero thiy
er(i fi 'rmorlV sueepsful, but nroeoncernud
In many ii' thn k. oinil liillotltiKM IndudliiK
tlioii of PriKilen and Sollnceii. Cniuiilote
reiurni rroui theklnHdom of Wiirtoiuburg
elect kovou Freo Cou-prvnilves, ttireo Iiiipu
nalN'H, two N.iilounl lilberaln, nnd ono
I'liraiuontH'io. Seroiul ballots III ilirrn llis
trie h will Im iippi'Miary. The Krfo Cons' rvii
lives unit Iinprl.illHii olerinl may bo eon
xidi rod f.ivoiaiilu to Prliu.'H Itsmurck. Tho
Nitlnnal Lluur.ilx Iiavo oarrl-d tho Duuby or
ltrnrifiMlcl:.
London, Atitr 2 In thn Homo nf Com
ni'iim UiIm ov.mliig, tlio dub do on rrd Hart
lugton'ii roiolutlon wsh ro-timol. Lord !'. -oho,
Conservative, vnhiiniiiiitiy rtNsilled tho
oppoililmi. lUtrlhutliig the Hiitso-rurkl'ih
war to ilitdr oondunt. V, K Foster, I.lbersl,
attributed tlio war to tho govern muut Isolat
ing ltclf from otlior powerw. Ltknotlier op
position speakers, ho b,is?il bin principal at
tack on thn Anglo Turkish convention w bleli
ho derhii'dd was iintonsllluilnLal In tho iiiuii
iter of Its conclusion. O'D innoll, Homo
llule, upiortfd tho Koveriitmut declaring
that tho opposition had not tho Huge of Itu
forelun policy. Tho Uotuto wai coutlnucd at
lnngttt by Ifa known inmibrrs, At ono thus
At nuuy u:i 30 opjiOflilon ntembeiu rom to
their fofltalmultiiuixiutily. KonbiukBuliH'.-.o
oonduotof tho Ijlbcralu tiiroughoiuthurrlsia
bad bon tiiieh Hmt lie ilhl not think either
tunuelf or Glddstoiio would llvo tOBto them
in poive.r.HgHln.
A P 'respondeint telpgraphs that tho
reUlty ol tho varloui parties nro
unohCr- cording to returns the Na
tional IllerfnKiu:oral Coinmiitoi, rxtlmato
their party has hM ir hchIs. Conservatives
KHlned 20, tinitewl LiOeraN will Htilt havo a
majority In Parllamont. Tho correHpondent
roiisidors that this will continue to tin iho
rasH even ir negotiations with the IMpil Nun
cio at Kis8nnnn aro Miieo'imfiil, as too uliw-
iiiiintauo party will then pmcefnlly break
up. It iHoitluiatod hlioiu six aoulalintM havo
been elocte-d.
ParN, Aug 2 Tho Fronch Kovernment at
he n quest of tho United Htatei, Uss Invltcil
fonlRii powers, to sn ItiterUHilonol uinuelMiy
u.iegii'MS, to hi'uln liero August it) li.
Viuiorla, Aug.'!, Tho coil HhlimintitH to
San I-nuirUco f.r tho fix iikiiiiIim -ndlng
Jiiiii;U):li,lMitat;greKate ti7,fll0 ton, ugsln.t
ai,IS"i tocshhlpped for thu Urt h!x mouths
of 1S77. i-
OALIsOllNlA. ,
San Francisco, July 31. Yesterday a num.
bcrnf attempts was mado to bura grain fields
in Sauta Clara county by incendiary fires
kindled by slow matches in various places.
Tho intent seems to bo inoro particularly to
burn lalnir saving machinery .to the fields.
Thfi fires were extinguished before, doing mueh
damage.
In the U. 8. Circuit court to-day tho other
cases pending against W. B. Cnrr wero dismiss,
cd for want of evidence. The case of Itogcra,
aftsr some discussion, win Bet for August Ifith,
and 11 tails' case 'as soon after as convenient.
The cases of Spalding, Pinnny and others will
not bo trieel till October.
Tlio sami-annual htatement of the Kev.idi
Ulink fol June SUtli show assjti of Wd.llIJ.COO,
I of which 10,733,200 is eoinaud laillinn.
Alio i;cntr.ii racttio raitroat directors to-day
clo ted tho folio w'ngoffi. : I'residcat, Inland
Mtaiiiurd; Ifct vice freshu-iit, U. V. limiting
ton; 2l Yico Prwidci.t, Chan. Cnicher; iir.aiu
cial director, I. D. Coltont treasurer, L'. W.
JloniUmi; aecrutary, !- It. Miller, Jr.
Tho Southern Pacific It. It. Co. to-day elect
ed lit following directors; Cha i. Crocker, I.
1). Colton, II. M. Kewhail, Chas. -Mayne. M.
T. Smith, J. U Willcutt, M. V, Huntington.
The California Paeifio elected olficers m fol
lows: 11. P. Hammond, president; (Jen. K.
Gray, vico utcsideut; J. J. AYiilcutt, tnasurcr;
C. V. Crocker, N. T. Smith, C. J. Itubinson,
J, O. II. (limn, directors; J. (lunii, bceruUry,
In the 12th district court the dofends'iU in
tho $35,000,000 suit of Burke vs Fiood ct. al.
havo itlcii u demurrer.
Sauu Crust. A in; I MrH. Hany Benton
cnmniitied sulnldn Gils niornlnrr by taking
Htocbnloe. No rearon plrn for tlio oi;'.
Hin Biienavm(UN, Aug. 1 lu Monica
this uinrmuK onunael lor tbo people un
iiouni-d they were rcuily in protyed wnb tbo
trial ef J. P, Lord, whereupon lb def.un
atkod frrcontieiuro fof inv. term on the
uronnd that John Ffrral,MfHiHfutwiioe-t
was neoeery to dfem,a.riMeIo Fraok
Dltll. ISMbir mlnilnv wbM f Tk mart
orarraled tea rnottoo fcf eeillwaea on Om I
anoh person an Frank, or Davis, or JohnFo
rxll were present in the vlolnltr aa stated at
me time mine murtior. Tlioaiiidarit or de
fendant was Intended only for delay aud fag
false. Uwymond, for tlio prlsonor. tonn
challenged the panel, on tho iirounet that the
aherltr who bad summoned was bla-fd
Hgalnst dorendant. Tho HberllT, on tnibg
sworn, tostlded that ho had formed nnd ix-prps.-d
en opinion at to tbo guilt or injo
cones of tho prisoners, but had noblnswhlbh
would prevent blm from glvlnc them a tnir
trial ucuordliiK in thu uvidnnce lrbOltlnir in a
Juror. Tho court nvorrtilm! tho clmlletsn
nuil dofeio excepted. Tho empaiieliuent .
the Jury Tor thn ttial of lord whs then pre1
eee-dud with end up lu noon recess ttiri
wero obtained.
Up let (ioVlook this ovrnlng only trn Jurors
bnd lie.un ( cured to try Lord. SotnoeV(iit-
t n iif wnto exhuiited iu KOttlna thoe. 0'h
en inn jury men examined mis ni.crnoon.ur J
nn bonus quiHilmied M in bis opinions, iil
bn had iioitd Hot'on wsld that Morn eunjlii to
If till'ed. tri hurl until it lilm-tll, ttiid idt
ihouahtso. lIIlioi)or dismissed blm with
hu emphatic word or iwi.
THE BND.AN WAR.
N'.vort ity, Juti 31. -A smull baud nrhor-'
tiles have been p-i ling around Jiirdsii VilJey
and viuiuity tin- pist few days. Iu ndditiiu t'i
nearly Tii) hca I ot horses stolen from MiCaiii,
they took front tho postmasler at Jordan Val
ley a portion of his stocic. Col. Shea, with It
volunteers, u now out in pursuit of t)i sav
ages. It n reported that JeU'. Carter anl &v.
eu-up .Smith, two volunteers who started on
their own hook to lititit Indians, have beui caji-tin-oil
by them.
Sail Fruuclioo, Aug. 1. A Balso Oily dia
patch hays: Tbostnitn from Bolso toHilvrr
City wivs nttsoked by Iudlaus noar Monday's
Forry on Snako river. Tho driver wa fcW
thruugh tho body, but brought Iho eiageo
tho forry. A guard of tlvo Bold lore at tlio
ferry and ninploj es of tho station wpro i. ,
changing tiro with tho Indians wiion tlo
stago lelt. A body or volunteers havo luft
hero for Siuko river nnd n null dntiichment
of troops fi!ii l.'jrt ItUn nro en route for
Monday l-Viry. A baud of linstllm, atip
poHod im Iih Iteimacks, nro lotnrrilin; to the
scone df tbo e r-goul otitbreik Camus P ,d
rlo. 1 Is H.ipjotuJ that Bruninti valley will
bj nmtln ralduil.
A S Iver Cny illspntnb says: Two sconttioT
n psr-y of six have Just rtnc''d hern from
thu trinity oX tho Three Forki. I Mucker
crook. TaiiKcou'M metujnrlv nf- linvrdiis,
killsdthu Pmio cliif Hlg Goorgn and tVvttv
Johnny. Tiny rnjnn J IT" Carter uud
"Svnn Up". Smith (imloiibiedly killed.
YotuntoerHleaviihoro to uliiht fortlm vicin
ity nf llriiuprtti. Scouts havo lieon dentin
Mtrlniis dlreutlnn during thn paul "I hoiiiii.
Ah ye.t no bod v of ludl ins blitgeir than -ID lu
iiumhnr have boun discovered nt nnv paint.
San Francuco, Aug. I. -General Iloward,
with tho main body of troops, was at Jtocky
canyon, on tlio Malheur river,. last night in pur
suit of thuhnstiles. Tlio Indians who attacked
tho stage yesterday were estimated at nliont
200, and havo gono up Snako river toward IJru
neau valley.
Parties Just arrived from Payotto ratio re
port two -mall parties of Indians on tho trib
utaries of tho Veser.
Silver City I. T Aug: I. Intenne excite
ment still continues here. Tho hostile:! aro
raiding through tlio country on Bonier nud
Sucker creek, Snako river and Owyhee They
aro t iking off all tho stock they can find and
committing other doprcdations. Heavy tiring
was heard nt Camp Lynn at 2 o'clock last night.
No maits loft to-day or last night. An armed
guard left hero last night for Monday ferry to
bring in tho Iwdy of tho driver Hemingway,
killed yesterday. Ho will bo buried hero to
morrow. Mr, Chrisman is reported to bo killed by tho
sayages near Sucker crook. James Gcor, ro
iiorted killed yesterday white iu chargo of
Smmcrcamn'a stock, reached town thisuuorn
ing. Tho triomlly Piutcs hero were brought to
town list night, nono of thsm );!))) )
., tOllvo Crock Letter, uly.'
Col iorayihoa'ml Uo;nardir-sH:d horfttn
day all o'olock P. M. about 200 sold If i in
alt. Uma.llla Indians have Kgtn'a liead and
both arms. ICiglo ICyo was killed soma four
days ago, nnd am positive they Killed HulUlo
Horn. I overtook part of ForsytboVi 'com
mand abml ono nillo front hmo UiIm aricr
unau. Crossed tho Indian warrlor'M trail
about flvn miles from hero nt 2 o'olock; they
hud not Hissed over ono houruhend of mo.
is tholr dust was plainly onn. Tho stock of
no nostiies cnssHd mo mxeir nnd Canycn
Mtiign road 'iy, tnlle-4 above Mlddlo Fork sta
tion yexierdavi Miipposed to boabout 300 war
rlors. Forsytbu'a command camp ou Burnt
rivur In iillit.
A French man named Peter L.ambort ta
imitnir (if Gilobour) is supposed to havo
nieti killed yo'loriUy as lio anirted for
OIlvo urtoU about thu time tho hostl.'os pasu
ed. Col. ForsytliahsU a fight on Haturtlay on
North folk with Iudlaus. One (toldler wiih
killed and Hoyeral woundiiduinbdly;nhi
in iiii i iniro ni uiivn uretiK nui nrUU,
Hilver CitV. AIM. 2. A dlsnalnh from
ItiekyiMiiyon,Jul.v3lHt, Mates Hut Ilnward'K
o-muiand that day would biiaUir noar Cump
Lyon f
Kinull trails indloabsthat the Indiana are
tcattDrltigHiid going townrdOwyhoo.
Lkaihto.n, Julr 31,f)l, M.
via Wall a Wam.a, Aiibt, 2 )
White Dlrd is on Clear creek lu the for Itu nf
Clear water above Ksmla, and has poshes don
of iho old hatthi uroutid. Ho has about -IU
Msrrlorx with blm. Tim KamU's buve io-
tervlimed him to learn btx intentions, wheth.
ir In surrender or kllll bo on tho warpath.
They miv they will not surrender, that they
Iiavo oo mo lo got what liolonwH in them.
Thoy nro well arulf d and partially inniiiuori.
Tnov havo bei!i In tho iCU CUy Mountains
firweeki. Too exeltoiuent on IC-einta iimI
r lauicii. Sixty voluiitoeriHio tu riMdliKHs
t-prociod Hualiist Hioin. MsJr llHtuvil ,
ii h dvu-ed a lltiiodeluy till moro cun bo
ii crtrtaluoi of liolrlnlentlou. Col. McCor
vltlu npl i'-tivn here in the morning fur Mi
Kl'i'in io cilliiMii'l lue voiiiii'iiirb. Msnv
H()priihniiHloiis exist Hist VVbiio Bird fs
b.ieked by hoiiih of .Sitting IbiliN men who
ro Miit'erul tluoiu'i tho inountiilnH Most
men think that White Hire! Inlands funl.i r
miHnlilef. Tliiiro Hr no troops hero in this
r-Miilon tliat niti mdUo n stand Hi;nlnst evfii
Vhlio IllrelV band if forty, 'f Iih yoluntiors
will be iMiiupellcd lo du the II gluing it any In
don. i nt tin ef I v da'n. The ICmoiU-, sixty in
number, iiudir Jaiuei Liwyer, were to'to
nut to-iiay iniiMciirtnlii thu purport of tho
Wlil'.o libit baud, and they w couiuiiiiili'a o
with MsJ'ir lUniiock usoltinas tiny hu iimi
ensry. fho rxo'teiuvtit oem- dH'nnniiied
to ivijiufiiuo. LEL.VND,
croud thai fa U kouor
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iu Umci.i'i. curious old bxus, nf rough and
(duiiihy irihke, have been turned op. The
pcoulUr quality nf lbs soil lu loeslblm lias
prober veil ih-iu from dC4y, They am of tho
tnirteenth and fourteenth centuries, and aro
probably four or tire hundred yearn old.
A Gijrmin woman of Pluburg. alxmt AO
years ofgo. baa worked at the trails ef black,
ainltb.aaa belpar to bar hnsband, for the
just Bin yean.
Parti and the Parisian.
Editor WillMtctto i'snncr
Your corroipondi nt from Fnrls. C. A. S.,
in bis letter pf Juno IS, mhkrs usnoflnn
gnsgo which is apt to excite Iho spirit nf
which I oneo heard. A. certain Individual
drove up to tbo bitching rxile In a rural
town and while tying his horsouurortunato
Iv Imppenod to call him "Napoleon." A
Frenchman near by got otfonded at this slur
un his tmtioimllty and arid: Alii inotislnir,
yru call trim, your hono, Jfapolcon? 'I hen 1
aiIv11 mine Goorfo Washington, Now I
do not npprovo of this inodo of reaauntng.
1 be't ving H lde (list all 111:11110 created not
'Mily .'qiid hut nltke. It lis true a poitlon of
tbo hnni-iu nici oil with nhop Mlrk rud we
Isugb at. theitij vt oat altlt knlvranud thu
l.tiroppaua laugh nt ti: o In omu reupccls,
reUtlvoly, wo nto lo tin tit whnl the AMhUoi
aro to tie, nud wo ere all Utigblng atone
Htiolher.
I foarour frlond C. A. H. has got "blulljd"
at his own game when ho found the Fronch
brairgors. Thoyoxcll In tnuiy things; un
fas as tbo trinity of which hu Mpesks Is con
corned he need not have gono no far to havo
round them; wo coiild havo roiuforcc-d tbo
trio with a fow rogues aud corrupt public
tnsti hero at homo.
Paris is not only tbo metropolis of a great
people, but really tho capltot oftho world;
hor errors aro thoso of mankind, C. A.S. not
oxcoptod. It Is to ho expected that number
less traii nro Hot up, nud especially to this
fiiimmer, to relievo tho fools of tholr poll
utes, uud of thoso wo have n goodly number.
Tho ni on key may bo moro cunning than the
Yankee. Again, how can C. A. y. glvo such
n vivid dcbctlptlon of lo Jardiu MnbUloon
Sunday night on hearsay only t Ofcotirso he
was uot thoro; it Is only Ut for such fultows
as bis it. II., tho l'rlneoof WhIoh sud runo
gado pro.ifhora. Ho judgoa nn honost, ltt
diiHlrloiii uud economical people, by the
Dotnl Moudo of "lo Jardln" mid thosweep
iugHof tho earth. Why not go lit hotter
company? Let us rocollict Iho chon sticks.
If tbo Parldaus nro hji?h uud peacocks It
may not bo through rAuijc tint through
tiiw.s.suV limy llyo ihit wy; it piysbig.
Wero thoy Ilkti olbor ixoplo they would not
bo so lutorc.itiiig. This Is but the thin hhull;
Ictus liopo our frlond C. A.S. may letch the
kernel wlihlu, und learn that moro than nue
roTul leiid-to Unmn. P. I) M.
Woodbi.ru, Oregon, July CO, 18TK.
A rratlcal Swcotbcavt
A nice young mini employed in the
KiuisiiH I'al'IUc olllco rcMtlvcd tlio ntlicr
(liy to present IiIh bolo'od girl with 1. nice
pair ofnlioos. Heiiccordingly proctticd
lior ineuaiiro uuil wont Into ono of the
fiisiilotmbloHtorcHotimuiiiHtroot r.ndpur
cliuHcd n two-dollnr pair of bliocH. In
order to niiiku tin) pn-huiit uppour more
vittutiblo ho tnurked $. upon tho wile of
tlio allocs, nml ut his request flic clerk
put 11 receipted bill for $5 Into ono of the
&hocs. Tlio prcbcntiitloi) wtu tn:ulo tuul
tho lovora woro lialiy, a? lovcra aIiouM
l:o. Hut innrlc tlio Hcquu!. Tlie girl ex-
amlneiltlio Hhocs Iu daylight und was
not satisfied. SI10 wnn oonvinced that
her lover had been cheated In tho pur
chase of mioh apnirof Hlioesut that price,
yiio decldcd'lo go nudchanRo thn nhqes
hnd obtain a better liar;iilttf Yesterday
hIio appeared In tho store und nolectod a
pair of hIiocb, prlco $.'1,50, und politely re
quested the olerk to tako bnclt thu filtoos
fqr which alio Hitiil her luiblmnd had piiid
$f. Tho receipted bill was product d
ui prnoi, nun 1110 nooi man inutiii it tin
rfosslblo to go "behind tho returns. The
Biiiurtgirl took hcr;l,G() pair (if hIioch and
ouiiiincd i (u 111 money, ami went noinn
hupjiy und htitlstk'd. Tlio boot-BcllerHent
a hill for $11 to the young mini, who
promptly paid tlio (liHoreuce, Ijtit hu
tlilnliH ttiul girl a .llltlo too wimirt for
him.
Ctnontoa Arrcatod.
Aliout two weeks a0 Mrs. Crust had a Chi
Hainan do soiuo washing for her. When ho re
tn mod tho clothes she found that some of the
pieces wero tuUaiug, aud told tho Chiuanuii to
return them, which ho did not do. This mom
ing ho met Mrs. Cross on the. street, ami du
niandod jtaymout, Mhich alio rofud until thu
missing articles were returned, wherctiKin hu
slapped her in tho fuco. Hu was nrrcsted by
Marshal MuitOj but discharged by Mr. Crosa'
allure toritsecutp.
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t Koturn Well I'lcoaod.
Mra. S. O. Adams, wife of Kldorf). C. Ad
ams, of this city, who has lieen up tho Santiaiu
mi a pleasura excursion with Mr. A, Hl.uiy and
Miss McConncll, loth of Ciucuiuati, Ohio, re
turned last uvemne, feeling in gouj hpiriti, liar,
ing had n ph-aviut tiin. Mr, B. and Misi C,
ara much delighted with Oregon scenery and
delightful climate- -and especially aro they du
dyhtud with the uovclt'iif car.ip life.
solo or tho nn'. -sr oil Kiu.
Wt ar-J informed tlmt'nVn'.atloui aro bting
complete! to-dy for tho sale of tbo Pioneer
Oil Mill to Mimsm. (i, W, Gray mid Jojejih
Holinan for ?1S,00'). Mr. Hulmau's winy
friend Mrjll bu gla I to h?r.that ho willajjalu
bo intercsto.l in tie hiisiuou, which will Ikj
sure .0 Juo:ethl under tho prudent Maiivjumont
of Mr. Gray, who brin,; mit'iro busiuesi ex
pcriunou and abuudant capital tu tho tnU-rprUo.
3aobea oSf tbs UoaST
List evening bv tweeu ilvs and sis o'clock, a
U'um drivuu by a cwiatryium, became fright
ened at a bwu horse, and ba;!ted off the royJ
at tbo south tud ot tho covored bridge. Thu
hones and waguu turned overtwioo iu their do
hceut down the buk, but landed right slds uj,
The driver saved hiuuelf by jumping from the
wagon before It ran off 'tho road. No damaga
whatever was dono to cither horsta or wagcio.
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Monday mornlntr a savago bull toro
down two panels of fenco and entered
the corrall of Mr.l). J. Holmes, attackcU
a valublo horse which at tho tltno wan
In tho corrall, hook lug hi tn In tho hind
quartern and tossing him several feo t ,
th hnrso lighting on lite back. Mr.
Holmes tried to drive (lie animal away
with (dubs but fulling In that ho shot
hi tu live times with n revolver, and thou
idiot It I nt twice with u shotgun but did
not kill him. The linrco will probably
1 ocover, hut oti Tutwlny Mr. Holmes
thnttuht there was (linjtcVof losliigTilni.
balms Iteinizer.
UaUrtnd Ein.iiilicx'.
1ty the broaMiigof ucarwhool 011 Hi
Seattle imul, while on u llfty foot truntlo
between Kenton &Xewi'iitlu Wednetday
tiftiTimon, eveii loiided coal cars wero
Mont to the hullniu, Htntishlng them all to
pieces ami Hoiittcrlug tholr contents
broadcast. The other four cars ami
ettglno wero Baved by the breaking of 11
coupling, elao they must havo gone tho
way of tho soven. Tlio conductor nnd
brakesman saved their lives by springing
frotneur to ca.'ttH thoy wore about going
over tlio trestle.
Driolr Darned.
Geo. Collins liuishod burning a largo kiln of
brick at thu ponitontiary last Tuesday. Our
riti.'-ous nan now secure good brio'i, and wo arc
infonnod thoy aro No. I for building purposes
etc. Why tint iutrotltico brick sidewalks as a
hubstiluto for plank, it has been suggested that,
they would make a much more durable and
better walk than plank.
Now fichool House.
District No. t, of Mirion county, iu Waldo
Hills, Oregon, aro buildiiiK n school houeo ''
by IIS, feet, near tho old Stipp school hotiso
which will be completed by tho 15th of Sep.
temher, to be used for school purposes, aud for
iivino service.
I it tlio Chinese qunrler of Hntt Fninsliico
there Is:i line Miiltesi; eat that Iiuh ile
voloti.id tlie hiiblt of Indulging in opium
Hinokltig. HIio iiiuki'H her lii'iKhiiiurterii
at one ot the principal (Iciih of the Inoallly
uud ptr'diini; lietudf in front o the 10
(Uimboiil Ninoker, nhe Inhales thu iiiuoku
escapiufr from tho nostrils und mouth.
Klin will keep her position for two or
thrvo bourn, until ovetcomgby the fumes,
tihe rolls herself tip In a bull and hIucjis
oil' tlie ellect of tho drug.
A Qoutlo Hint-
In our stylo of climate, with lis sudden
ohsngus of toinporiituro, rain, wind, und
sunsiiltiii often liilermliiidiil lu a single day,
It Is no wonder that our children, friends
nud relative, aro ho frequently tHkrii from
us by tuclrcted colds, half tho dentils
resulting directly from thlscatiHe. A bites,
tlo ot llD.-ulico'a German Hyrtip kept about
your boitio lor Immodhito iimi will prevent
serious sickness, n largo dontor's bill, mid
perhaps death, by the Uhi of tbrio or
four doses, For otirliig Com-umptloii,
fletnorrliftgen, rncuinonla, Vovoro Coughs,
Group or any disease nf tho Throat or
Lungs, Its micoush ii simply wonderful,
us your druggist will tell you. Gorman
yyrup Is now sold in every town and
vlllufto on this continent, bamplo bottles for
trial, JOu ; regular size 75a.
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S BUSINESS
. 24 Viut Mrect,
Km't K.Uf,
IwIm, CW.
Imparts n thorough unit nraetlcat education
lu nil commercial and Knglltdi branohoM.
i'renob, Geriuun, Hpanlslt, Drawing and
I'tlegriipby. Tlilrt ohool having itrenler
faollltles, nud enjoying u moro exnnxlvo
luitroiiaQo than any similar liistliiiiloiinutbe
Piiclllu (,'hhhI, coutimiea to biiso Itsulalm tor
recognition and ptlrnniigo upon tho good
setifo.aud enllghtuoud Jiidgmeulof iho pub
tic.
MHT Of t'AClll.TV.
ii P. Hesbl,
It. M. Stearns,
IV. II. tl. Valentino,
Mrs. O. Woodbury,
Mr-. A. M. Mulch,
A. P. OulJlei,
C. F, Morel,
F. (I. Wocdbitry,
A. It. Cspp,
T. it Souiiiurn,
Mis. W J. HsmlUon,
F, Hi -ri-glll,
Geo Jebi-im,
A. Vniidtriialllcn.
1W HPi:i'IAL ADVANTAGKS.
Tho attnutlon to wentltiiiiauly iiisiiners anil
con cut husltiO'h hiiblls, and Ihn (net that tho
lltistuoks K lunation Is uot i-ontleed to Book
keeping, 1'eniiisiihhlp and Artlliiiiello, but
itunarls such brbad eulturo us the titties now
liainsnd fur a high posltiou lu tho Mercantile
Community.
Tho einvloyiuent nf only first-elans Teach
ers In ovury Department, uud In M'lllolwit
uutnbiirHMiiM 10 ghif'iitrtouiU nttiiitioii to
every pupil.
Its complo!o s.vstriii of '
A0IUAL BUSINKSH FUAOTICK,
by which pupils nro II led in miter ihtiConut
mg lioosiidirKilv fxiiu ilmSulioiil,
Thn high lusmiliit; of its GrudiiuUa In tho
ItnxluiifcM Ceiiuinuulty.
Tim Pains luUen to f.ei'itr-1 poslllouii for
Gradttitesln tresid ItilslneHN Kvulillxlunelilii.
Thu edoifslou nl poplti- ot both i-exts ami
nfatiy sieii, so ih-ityiiung biys urn rendered
moro manly by iho atM.umiioiuil thu pupils
of mi older aire.
In having ihn largest sud.brHt.v(iiitllnlis
slid arrui.udd -School rnoiii", mid thn largest
vearly utinmUuoh of any Busliits Training
.Sol. oid In A merle.
'iho Ininieilui.i notlilc-Klon of parents In
CAiiof hbti-ucooi tiny pupil, uud ihn p-tlua
tiktiu in liiep them innuiuid ot thi; prugrtM
riiul ilMtHiri tii-rit .f ilmlr -out
Tin l'irl (hut otioli (iiitill pfuvfrnes all elo
gaol Biuluehs Peinniii hijfom Gr.iliniilng,
lis dnpirtiiiiiutHof .Miderii Luuujtct unit
Drawing, 111 wiilth inch pupil o-ui rialvo
InHiruetloiiN frtnnfidiarye,
Iih (-iiiiipbiin DHpor.nieiit of Teleursphy,
III which undents mo lined to enter ut oiuti
UjUlll lliolr duties fH l.)ieraiillH.
D.es not l-nin l.lfn -t.:liolais'ifps,biil give
thorough liinirnelloii ut renxmsble riles,
Iiit'M esiiiiiloiiilon from nil initrei-ipil,
1'he "Cidleuii Juiirual," u'IvImk full psrllo-
ulurs rensidliiK eoursH nf iiislruutlon. lemis.
e'o , may tie bad at IheUlllrn of tho Colli go,
21 l'ot striot, or by addi-liift
K. 1' MKAI.1J,
President BuslneauCiieie,HriU Frsnolrno.
VOD 5 9 4 V. O. VlCKUtT, AuxmltfrMlm.
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